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5 years ago.(t&cp back bites)
IN THE days when politicians believed in regional policies for industrial growth, a very great deal of the efforts of both local authorities and the new town development corporations were devoted to ...
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- 25 years ago.(back bites)
- Magazine article from: Town and Country Planning MacDonald, Kelvin February 1, 2004 700+ words
OVERALL the expanded towns' contribution to our national policies on jobs and housing is an undoubted success. So the Government terminates the programme. Surely urban policy is not so ill-conceived that its guardians in SW1 really believe they have either the knowledge or the power to stop
- 10 years ago.(back bites)
- Magazine article from: Town and Country Planning Elliott, David February 1, 2004 700+ words
WHILE the strategic debate over how windfarms should be developed is obviously useful, in practice, despite sometimes rather lurid media reports, the objectors remain a small minority. Perhaps the final issue is what to do about minority concerns of this sort. Should the whole pattern of wind Power
- 5 years ago.(back bites)
- Magazine article from: Town and Country Planning Lusser, Helmut February 1, 2004 700+ words
THERE IS the by now traditional reluctance to embrace solar technology. What is to prevent a nationwide experiment, linked to the new household projections and revised building regulations, requiring each new housing unit to generate a 1 kWhr base load? While this would not create energy autonomy
- 10 years ago.(t&cp back bites)
- Magazine article from: Town and Country Planning February 1, 2006 700+ words
...CHALLENGE that now faces us is fully comparable with the one that faced us 50 years ago, when the issue was homes for heroes; and with the one that faced us 35 years ago, when the issue was explosive population growth ('a Bristol a year', as...
- 5 years ago.(t&cp back bites)
- Magazine article from: Town and Country Planning Lock, David March 1, 2005 700+ words
TODAY the green belt is beginning to be an embarrassment. There are loads of ways of protecting the green belt--for its agricultural value, for its landscape character, for its biodiversity, and even to stop the horror of one little town snuggling up with its neighbour. The green belt is past its
- 25 years ago.(T&CP back bites)
- Magazine article from: Town and Country Planning Ash, Maurice December 1, 2004 700+ words
PLANNING--historically as now--is about making space for things to happen. Tragically, as a creative factor in our lives, planning has been attenuated to the point of disappearance--and Administration Rules, OK! For planning has values that the administration has never understood and does not know
- 5 years ago.(T&CP back bites)
- Magazine article from: Town and Country Planning Breheny, Michael December 1, 2004 700+ words
PLANNERS have been very unwise to neglect the changing geography of jobs. A massive debate on houses and households has taken place as if jobs do not matter. But, of course, they do. The housing pressures so resented in the shires of southern England arise in part because of this geography.
- 25 years ago.(t&cp back bites)
- Magazine article from: Town and Country Planning May 1, 2005 700+ words
REGIONAL planning makes sense whatever the ideological viewpoint, but it still has to overcome massive political hurdles. For what government will wish to see its position weakened by entrenched opposition in certain regions? The immediate prospects may look bleak, but as the failings of our